Harper Lincoln
Harper Lincoln writes contemporary women’s fiction for anyone who has ever looked at the life they worked hard to build and wondered, Is this still what I want? With warmth, wit, and a sharp eye for the complicated choices of adulthood, she writes about women choosing what comes next—and discovering that it’s never too late to choose differently.
The Lives We Choose Series
I Did Everything I Was Supposed to Do follows a successful woman who has built exactly the life she once wanted—and begins to wonder whether choosing it once means she has to choose it forever.
I Got Everything I Wanted and Hated It follows a successful woman who finally reaches the life she’s spent eighteen years building—only to realize that changing her mind may be the most important choice she’s ever made.
The Year I Became Completely Unreasonable follows a woman who stops letting “reasonable” make her decisions and gives herself one year to discover what she actually wants.
For Once, I Chose Myself is a warm, emotionally honest story about what happens when a woman who has always made room for everyone else finally decides to make room for herself.
I Still Think About the Life I Didn’t Choose follows Olivia Donovan back to the city she almost called home, where she must confront whether wondering about the road not taken means regretting the life she built.